14 — Wednesday, April 19, 1995 —

THE FOLLOWING is a list

of recent North Shore emer- .

gency incidents:
NOTE: North Vancouver. District

Fire Department data was not -

available to press _. time
Wednesday, but will be published
in the upcoming Sunday issue,

April 3

A complaint of a methanol feak
at a bulk loading plant was received,
but the methanol dissipated without
any threat to the worker(s) or the
environment.

April 4 ;

A structure fire at a shipyard was
extinguished after it caught fire fol-
lowing a movie shoot.

Two crew members of a deep sea
vesse) fell into the water while test-
ing their safety equipment. They
were transported to the hospiatal for
observation.

Number of medical aid calls: 1
Number of false alarms: 0
April 11.
Number of medical aid calls: 2
Number of false alarms: 4
April 12
Number of medical aid calls: 4
Number of false alarms: 3
Hwy. 1 at Westview Dr.
Fire. ;
460-blx. Espianade Ave.
Natural gas leak.

Number of routine calls: 29
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:

14:
: April 11

Number of routine calls: 17.
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:

1 i

. April 2
Number of routine calls: 21:
Number of Code 3 emergency calls:
13. ;

mi day in court

‘THE FOLLOWING people

appeared in North and West-

Vancouver:‘courts recently -to

".. face various charges:

‘ ‘Before “Judge: Reginald
2" Grandison ‘in “West Vancouver
': provincial court on Jan. 9 ;
Claire’. Jane..Garnett, "26, of

.- Vancouver, was fined $125 after she

: ‘pleaded guilty to possessing mari-

‘Juana on Sept. 6,.1994, near Cypress
Bowl in West. Vancouver.

Garnett. was required to. pay a
$12.50 vietim surcharge.

‘Before Judge ~ ‘Reginald
Grandison .in| West Vancouver

‘provincial court on Jan. 3:
+. John Edward: Watson, 86, - of
“West Vancouver,;.was, fined $100
after he’ pleaded “guilty to ‘driving
without due care and attention on
Nov. 26, 1994, in West Vancouver.
“,Malikah . Hussein, 42, and
. Nivamet: Hamirani, 36, both . of
Vancouver, received six months’
probation after each woman pleaded
_ guilly to’ stealing merchandise

belonging to the Bay on Nov. 30,
1994, in West Vancouver.

Before Judge Bill Rodgers in |

West Vancouver provincial court

. on Dec. 22, 1994:

“Robert B. Severy, | 23, of
Coquitlam; was jailed one day. ©

Severy received the’ sentence
:. after he pleaded guilty to breaching
an undertaking by failing to attend
court on Aug. 29, 1994, in West
Vancouver.

Before Judge’ Reginald .
Grandison in West Vancouver
provincial court on Dec, 14:

‘David Garrett Leslie, 18, of West ©

_ obstructing a West

North Shore News

‘Residential
100-blk. Chesterfield Ave.

‘Entry gained by forcing: front
door and frame. Stolen: cash.
200-blk. West Keith Rd.

Entry gained by prying window
with a screwdriver. Stolen: comput-
er, Sharp VCR, Super. Nintendo,
camera and a phone.

+ 2000-bIE. Parkside Lane

Entry ‘gained through bedroom

window. Stolen: Hitachi VCR and a
tack flag.

300-blk. West 3rd St.

Method of entry unknown as no
signs of a forced entry. could be
. found. Stolen: unknown. :
800-bik. Drayton St.

Entry gained via a pried open
ground-level window. Stolen: alco-
hol and a Minolta 35 mm camera.
-200-blk. East 23rd St.

Vancouver. was fined a total of $550
and had his driver's licence sus-

_ pended for 60 days.

Leslie received the sentence after
he pleaded guiity to the following
Nov. |, 1994, charges: |
@ failing to stop when signalled by
a police officer on the Trans-Canada

. Highway in West Vancouver;
@ driving without, due care and

attention; .
f@ altering a driver’s licence by
removing a photograph.

Before Judge J.K. Shaw in

- West Vancouver provincial court

on Dee. 13, 1994:

Seyed Amir Mohimani, 27, of
North Vancouver, was fined $200
after he was found. guilty. of
Vancouver
Police officer on May 29, 1994, in

_ West Vancouver.

Mohimani was required to pay a
$20 victim surcharge.

A Farsi interpreter was required is.

for court proceedings.

Before Judge — Reginald

Grandison in. West Vancouver. .

provincial court on Dec. 13, 1994:

Kirk Allen Campbell, 22, of
North Vancouver, was jailed seven
days and fined $300.

Campbell received the sentence

after he pleaded guilty to driving

while prohibited on the Trans-

Canada’ Highway in West

- Vancouver on Nov. 25, 1994.

Before Judge
Grandison .in West Vancouver
provincial court on Oct. 17, 1994:

Donald Griffin Smith, 25..of

West Vancouver. was fined $200
atter he pleaded guilty to driving
without a valid licence on July 3.
1993, in West Vancouver.

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Entry gained through the base-
ment door. Stolen: 30 CDs and jew-
elry.

3400- bik. Mt. Seymour Pkwy.

Entry. gained via ground-level
window. Stolen: jewelry and. an
RCA CD player.

Business
1500-bik. Bowser St.

Entry gained by smashing win-
dew with a cement block. Stolen:
computer and monitor.
100-bik. Lonsdale Ave.

Entry gained by smashing front
glass door with a hammer. Stolen: 2

. red Pro Flex mountain bikes.

700-bik. East 7th St.
Entry gained by prying door to
adjacent business end then punched

-@ hole in drywall. Crawled urder

motion detector. Stolen: | computer.

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Marine Dr, at Haines Ave. . |

Three-vehicle accident. ' No
injuries or charges. Approximately
$6,500 damage.

Total number of accidents: 15
Number of vehicles involved: 29
Total dollar value of damage sus-
tained: $42,000

NORTH SHORE
$7.1 million was spent on video rentals last year
on the North Shore.

To reach these happy viewers, place your ads
where the readership is.

, of eee Olfers are invited for the purchase of twelve (12) freehold single family lots. Offers for.
each lot will be accepted by the office of Mr. EW. Bruckshaw;: Purchasing Manager, City. of”
North Vancouver until 4:00 p.m., Wednesday, May 3, 1995.

Queensbury Avenue

East 22nd Street

Quer packages may be obtained from Purchasing, City of North Vancouver, 2nd Floor, 141 |
West 14th Street, North Vancouver, B.C., V7M_ 1H9. In the event any. further information is
required, questions should be directed to the City Land Agent: Telephone 983-7304:

The City reserves the right to accept or reject any offer to purchase. All offers will be ‘subject.to
approval by the Council of the City of North Vancouver. The highest or ‘any offer not necessarily accepted.:;

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